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These are tiny, red-coloured, rod-shaped bacteria like E. Coli that have flagella on their surface.
Biotechnology

Could Nanoplastics in the Environment Turn E. Coli into a Bigger Villain?

MBT Desk
3 min read
Study evaluated the interaction of nanoplastics and human pathogenic bacteria E. coli.
Nanoplastics are minuscule plastic particles that measure less than 1 micrometer in diameter. (Wikimedia Commons)
MedBound Blog

Study Reveals Nanoplastics Impact on Mood and Behavior: A Potential Source of Anxiety

Sai Sindhuja K
3 min read
The findings showed that the timing of exposure to nanoplastics had a significant impact on the results
Plastic never biodegrades, it only changes form (Representational image: Unsplash)
Medicine

Study Showing Micro plastics in Carotid Artery Contributing to Stroke and Heart Attack Risk

MBT Desk
2 min read
Plastic Particles in Arteries Linked to Higher Stroke and Heart Attack Risk
Notably, nanoplastics, due to their small size and large surface area, had a more significant impact, even in small quantities. (Representational image: Unsplash)
MedBound Blog

Uncovering How Tiny Plastics Threaten Our Soil and Health

MBT Desk
2 min read
In a study, researchers have delved into these interactions, aiming to provide insights into the mechanisms and implications of plastic pollution on soil health and antibiotic resistance
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Fitness and Wellness

84% of Indian Corporate Employees Face Emotional Distress: HCL Healthcare Report

Sakshi Thakar
2 min read
A recent HCL Healthcare report reveals that 84% of Indian corporate employees experience emotional distress, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive mental health initiatives in workplaces
A man is sitting in front of his laptop, checking news updates on his mobile phone.
MedBound Blog

How to Stay Informed Without Letting the News Drain You

Dr. Pooja Bansal (PT)
3 min read
Understanding how constant exposure to distressing news impacts your mental health and how to protect your peace
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